Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1929, Page 20

2YEAR GRADUATES - GET CERTIFIGATES: 75 Business Hig;_School Pu- pils Stop School This Morning. Certificates were awarded to 75 at! the graduation exercises of the two- | year class of Business High School, held this morning at 10 o'clock in the audi- torilum of the school. Miss Grace | Eaton, chairman of the student council, presided. George Barse, 1010 Vermont avenue, of the Business High School Alumni As- sociation, delivered the address to the graduates, Allan Davis, principal, awarded the scholarships, while Miss May P. Bradshaw, assistant principal, presented the certificates. Music was | furnished by the Business High School | Orchestra. The following were recipients of | scholarships: William Sheehy, Harvey Bupplee, Raymond F. Talbert, Dorothy Anderson, Mildred Brown, Henrietta | Chernikoff, ~Sarah Pisher, Margaret Lord, Ethel McOsker, Henrietta Rosen- | blot, Dora Shuman, Dorothy Stack house, Helen Weimer and Sylvia Wein berg. Those awarded certificates: Violot Geraldine Amorosi, Marian Carol Beuchert, Elsie Mae Blankenship. Li Tillie_Cafritz, Ange vlvia Cimberoff, Mar garet Mary Clark, Nettie Ann Clift Ruth Benson Cole, Edna Mae Collins, Vivian Ruth Coulter, Helen Carewe Cuthbert, Marv Di Meglio, Audrey Ber- nice Dooley, Elizabeth Rebecca Ennis, | Sarah Clement Fisher, Lydia Adelaide Forcella, Ellen Frances Frankenfield Emma Matilda Gast, Margaret Mar: Georgius, Marguerite Emilia Giovanett Catherine Wall Gourlay, Loretta Guth ridge, Ray Harrison, Marion Elizabet Higgins, Margaret Hunter, Bessie Hyatt, | Annie Marie Ingalls, Nedra Justine Jackson, Flora Alice Kasten, Sadie | Irene Kiivitsky, Kathryn Gertrude Kro- | or, Sylvia Lafsky, Miriam Landman, | ertha_ Louise Lipscomb, Margaret | Tyser Lord, Sara Randle McClammy, Gertrude Helen Manns, Helen An Manns, Catherine Lillian Matthewr, | Freda Vilma Mendelsohn, Gertrude | Emily Neubeck, Tillle Oisboid, Louise | Dagfried Osterwald, Frieda Pincus, Lou- isa Ragland, Mary Josephine Rector, Sara Reff, Sylvia Ritzenberg, Mary Courtland ‘Robinson, Dorothy Lucretia Rusk, Mathile Louise Ryan, Emma Sc- rena Saunders, Lena Johanna Schmidt. | Margaret Helen Smith, Marion Solo- mon, Louise Prances Spicer, Helen Catherine Staub, _Frances Pauline Walker, Mary Elizabeth Walker, Helen Virginia Weimer, Rose Wertleb, Nancy Milton Williams, Helen Louise Wilson, | Alexander Angus Alexander, Joseph | Prancis Collins, Clyde Ellsworth Hinson, | Thomas Benjamin Jones, ~William | Standish Maykrantz, Ernest Joseph | Mueller, Charles Walter Rich, John Simons, Paul Stratton and Raymond Frederick Talbert. 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